Montage view of the proposed design from Lawrence Hargrave Drive, looking south. (source: Loucas Architects)
AN application has been lodged with Wollongong City Council for a residential and commercial redevelopment of the old Thirroul Plaza shopping centre site.
The applicants, Loucas Architects, propose the demolition of the existing shopping centre and its replacement with a three storey commercial and residential complex.
The development, between Lawrence Hargrave Drive and the South Coast Railway, sits between King Street and the Beaches Hotel on the north, and W.F. Jackson Park on the south.
The application proposes a three storey mixed use development comprising two levels of basement car parking, with commercial premises on the ground floor and 82 residential apartments on the upper floors.
The closing date for public comment is May 27 2020.
For further information visit the Wollongong City Council website.
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